A protein that carries cholesterol in your blood. High levels suggest increased bad cholesterol (LDL), raising heart disease risk.

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The gold standard for assessing heart health. Uses X-rays to create detailed images of heart arteries detecting plaque build up which leads to strokes and heart attacks.

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Measures arterial pressure when the heart rests between beats, assessing heart relaxation and blood flow maintenance.

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“Good” cholesterol that removes other cholesterol types from the bloodstream, high levels reduce heart disease risk.

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A sensitive CRP test detecting minute inflammation changes, indicating risk for conditions like heart disease.

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“Bad” cholesterol that can accumulate in artery walls, high levels increase heart disease and stroke risk.

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A particle carrying cholesterol, fats, and proteins. High levels, often genetic, can increase heart disease and stroke risk due to arterial plaque buildup.

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Total cholesterol minus HDL, indicating all potentially harmful cholesterol types that contribute to cardiovascular disease.

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A type of blood fat. High levels suggest increased heart disease risk, potentially needing dietary or medical intervention.

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Measures arterial pressure during heartbeats, indicating risk for hypertension-related conditions.

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Measures all cholesterol in your blood, indicating heart disease risk by assessing levels of HDL, LDL, and triglycerides.

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A CT Calcium Score is a non-invasive heart scan that uses specialised X-rays to measure the amount of calcified plaque in your coronary arteries, helping to assess your risk of a heart attack.

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